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Author: Joe Deeney
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Big name in artificial intelligence | IBM |
| Elbow | PROD |
| Women's links org. | LPGA |
| Luau dish | POI |
| "The Great" pope between Sixtus III and Hilarius | LEOI |
| "The Walking Dead" actress Lauren | COHAN |
| Neil deGrasse Tyson, for one | ASTROPHYSICIST |
| Handwriting on a prescription, perhaps | SCRAWL |
| Satanic | EVIL |
| The Beatles' "___ a Woman" | SHES |
| One-named Greek-born soft-rock musician | YANNI |
| Diamonds, in slang | ICE |
| Set up a couple on a blind date, say | PLAYEDCUPID |
| Wine label word | CRU |
| Large number | SLEW |
| Dungeons & Dragons and Diablo, in brief | RPGS |
| "Drag Race" host | RUPAUL |
| One way to administer fluids, for short | IVLINE |
| Voting against | ANTI |
| Shimmery mineral | MICA |
| Golden Bears' sch. | CAL |
| Kept moving quickly | ZOOMEDALONG |
| Coast Guard rank: Abbr. | ENS |
| Poem that begins "Once upon a midnight dreary," with "The" | RAVEN |
| Best guesses as to "when," in brief | ETAS |
| Cat's sound of self-relaxation | PURR |
| John who wrote "How Does a Poem Mean?" | CIARDI |
| "Stay focused"… or a punny description of the placement of this puzzle's circled letters | EYESONTHEPRIZE |
| Have the wheel | STEER |
| Word after baking or cream | SODA |
| Beer barrel | KEG |
| Casino figures | ODDS |
| Spent some time in a cellar, say | AGED |
| New Orleans-to-Tampa dir. | ESE |
Down
| "No bid from me" | IPASS |
| "The Garden of Earthly Delights" painter | BOSCH |
| Anglican bishop's headwear | MITRE |
| Implement that might be pulled by a tractor | PLOW |
| Risky email button to hit accidentally | REPLYALL |
| "So ni-i-ice!" | OOH |
| Like some home improvement projects, in brief | DIY |
| Collections of points in math | LOCI |
| Damning verbal attack | PHILIPPIC |
| Filling at a filling station | GAS |
| Hill worker | ANT |
| Honda model since 1972 | CIVIC |
| Coarse file | RASP |
| Dangerous email button to hit accidentally | SEND |
| Vote for | AYE |
| Never-before-seen | NEW |
| Big name in insurance | CIGNA |
| Famed Ford flop | EDSEL |
| The Tigers of the S.E.C. | LSU |
| Address on a business card | URL |
| Mania | CRAZE |
| Sentence that's really two sentences | RUNON |
| Fully informed | UPTOSPEED |
| Target | AIM |
| Words of resignation | ICONCEDE |
| Vincent ___ Gogh | VAN |
| Dallas baller | MAV |
| Réunion, par exemple | ILE |
| What a spell checker's red squiggly line indicates | ERROR |
| "Fiddlesticks!" | DARN |
| First, second or reverse | GEAR |
| Tot's transport | TRIKE |
| Woodworking tools | ADZES |
| Lengthy attack | SIEGE |
| A multitool has a lot of them | USES |
| Tablet debut of 2010 | IPAD |
| That, in Tegucigalpa | ESO |
| Since Jan. 1 | YTD |
| Bag-checking org. | TSA |
| Harley-Davidson, on the N.Y.S.E. | HOG |